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Brazil legend sees hope for Indian football
4 Sep
Summary
- Brazil legend Cafu sees potential for Indian football growth.
- He believes the match will inspire young Indian players.
- Cafu hopes Brazil ends their 28-year World Cup drought by 2030.
Brazilian football legend Cafu believes the upcoming friendly against India on October 3rd in Kolkata can leave a lasting impact on Indian football. He feels that seeing Brazil's iconic yellow shirt will inspire young Indian players to aspire to greater heights.
Cafu acknowledged the ranking disparity between the two nations but highlighted how modern football sees teams playing on equal terms. He expressed hope for a great game that would benefit both Indian fans and the national team, facing a five-time world champion.
Reflecting on Brazil's current form, Cafu noted the team's struggles since their last World Cup win over 24 years ago. He expressed optimism that Brazil could win the 2030 World Cup, ending a 28-year drought.
Cafu also discussed the trend of young Brazilian players moving to Europe early, suggesting it might dilute their connection to Brazilian football culture. He emphasized the importance of nurturing a strong sense of 'Brazilianness' in these players before they move abroad.
